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[00:01.41]Tom he was a piper's son
[00:04.62]He learned to play when he was young
[00:07.98]But all the tune that he could play
[00:11.07]Was over the hills and far away
[00:14.58]Over the hills and a great way off
[00:17.73]The wind shall blow my top knot off
[00:27.27]Tom with his pipe made such a noise
[00:30.63]That he pleased both the girls and boys
[00:33.99]And they all stopped to hear him play
[00:37.41]Over the hills and far away
[00:40.83]Over the hills and a great way off
[00:44.04]The wind shall blow my top knot off
[00:53.79]As Dolly was milking her cow one day
[00:57.15]Tom took his pipe and began to play
[01:00.45]So Doll and the cow danced 'The Cheshire Round'
[01:03.87]Till the pail was broke and the milk ran down
[01:07.38]Over the hills and a great way off
[01:10.59]The wind shall blow my top knot off
[01:20.46]He met a dame trot with a basket of eggs
[01:23.85]He used his pipe and she used her legs
[01:27.09]She danced about till the eggs were all broke
[01:30.42]She began for to fret but he laughed at the joke
[01:34.17]Over the hills and a great way off
[01:37.35]The wind shall blow my top knot off
[01:47.28]He saw a cross fellow beating an a*s
[01:50.70]Laden with pots pans dishes and glass
[01:53.97]He took out his pipe and he played them a tune
[01:57.09]And the burden on donkey now was lightened full soon
[02:00.84]Over the hills and a great way off
[02:04.11]The wind shall blow my top knot off
[02:07.59]Over the hills and a great way off
[02:10.88]The wind shall blow my top knot off